Sentence examples for construction come from inspiring English sources

Without it, "every big city would have all construction come to a screeching halt," Bloomberg said recently.

The estimated savings in construction come from a clampdown on the so-called disguised workers scheme, a means whereby workers pretend to be self-employed to reduce tax.

Now state governors can recommend building in their roadless areas, perhaps for mining, logging or fire control; final decisions on road construction come from the Forest Service.

Constraints on theory construction come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and not all take the form of empirical data — thought experiments are a case in point.

In 2010, however, construction came to a halt.

For a time construction came to a halt.

Construction came to dominate the economy, and low interest rates spurred a housing boom.

Bids for new construction came in way over budget, Ms. Nolon said.

All told, the restoration of the old structure and the new construction came to about 550,000 euros (about $700,000).

Another piece of upbeat news on Friday: reports on consumer sentiment and home construction came in better than expected.

Nearly all financing for library construction comes from local tax money, said Gerald D. Nichols, the director of the Suffolk Cooperative Library System.